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“In the Flamingo Lounge with Rockabilly Greg” is an audio collection of stories that delves deep into the vibrant musical history of Buffalo and Western New York creating a living archive where each story adds a unique thread to the overall narrative.

Host Rockabilly Greg welcomes a new guest each episode, from veteran musicians to rising stars, broadcasters, venue owners, and everyone in between. Publishing every single week without fail since March 2022, this unbroken streak of over 220 episodes places the show in the top 2% of all podcasts globally for longevity and listener trust. Together, they explore the rich tapestry of the region’s music scene, sharing stories, influences, and insights. Whether you’re a longtime Buffalonian or a music enthusiast, this internationally ranked Buffalo music podcast will transport you to the heart of the scene and illuminate its enduring legacy.

A new curated conversation, available in the podcast format, is released every Saturday at 9:00 AM EST at RockabillyGreg.com. Each episode’s post includes the podcast itself, along with links to websites and social media, images, videos and other interesting details about the week’s guest(s).

“Rockabilly 2 Rachmaninoff” is a captivating series promising unique insights from a featured guest from the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. New episodes drop every two months on the second Saturday.

Episodes are also available where you find your podcasts, on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio Podcasts, Amazon / Audible Podcasts and theBuffaloHive.com.

If you enjoy music podcasts, you will also enjoy Why Music Matters with Jeff Miers.

 

"We're lucky to have someone like Greg as part of the music scene here in Buffalo - not only is he an avid collector of local music (his basement is filled to the brim with vinyl, CD's, and tapes), but he truly pays attention to what's happening in the arts community. Thanks for having me and for all you do, Greg!"
Stress Dolls of The Scene on WBFO The Bridge
Stress Dolls of The Scene on WBFO The BridgeChelsea O
"Rockabilly Greg does an amazing job at putting local musicians in the spotlight and adds thought-provoking conversation surrounding music both of the past and today."
Andrea Lynch
Andrea LynchKarma Queen
If you have a moment, check out this long-form conversation with Greg Hennessey on the In the Flamingo Lounge podcast! Greg is an important and contributing figure to the Buffalo music scene for his documenting and chronicling of its history but also for what he adds to it. He’s on the Board of Trustees for the Sportsmen's Americana Music Foundation and is the Director at Large for the BNSME (Buffalo Niagara Sales and Marketing Executives), not to mention, his acoustic duo, Old Friends. I was honored to be on his podcast and share some stories with him about my time in the Buffalo scene as a nationally and internationally touring hip hop artist.
Chuckie Campbell
Chuckie Campbell
Another great show. Love spending Saturday morning with Greg and his guest. Best part is always being turned on to acts that you don't know and suddenly have a new direction to follow. Today's show great example: Mellisa Sauers very talented, great voice,and definitely will go to one of her gigs.
Jack Freeze
Jack FreezeDellwood and the Nightshades

“We’re lucky to have someone like Greg as part of the music scene here in Buffalo – not only is he an avid collector of local music (his basement is filled to the brim with vinyl, CD’s, and tapes), but he truly pays attention to what’s happening in the arts community. Thanks for having me and for all you do, Greg!”

— Stress Dolls (Chelsea O) of The Scene on WBFO The Bridge

“Rockabilly Greg does an amazing job at putting local musicians in the spotlight and adds thought-provoking conversation surrounding music both of the past and today.”

— Andrea Lynch, Karma Queen

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